Editorial and advertising staff credits
Wm. P. Sheehan serves as Editor while Walter Gorman is Advertising Manager and George Richter is Assistant Advertising Manager.
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Newspaper
Cincinnati The Chronicle
Location
Cincinnati, Ohio, United States of America
Date
Mar 14, 1968
Page
6
Wm. P. Sheehan serves as Editor while Walter Gorman is Advertising Manager and George Richter is Assistant Advertising Manager.
UAW leaders send telegram to AFL-CIO President Meany urging a special convention in December 1968 to consider the union's program and policy recommendations. They warn disaffiliation if the convention is denied and note ongoing aerospace negotiations and 1968 elections as reasons to wait.
The six week Senate filibuster against civil rights legislation ended after a 65 to 32 cloture vote. Lawmakers approved a compromise plan limiting debate and guiding staged housing discrimination protections through 1970 with penalties for intimidation or harm to civil rights workers.
AFL-CIO President George Meany lauded the National Advisory Commission on Civil Disorders report for urging national action to create jobs and housing. The panel called for a million public service jobs and a matching private sector initiative, plus a higher minimum wage and broader coverage.
AFL CIO Executive Council supports Presidents urban crisis program as worthwhile and urges Congress to fund anti poverty efforts at 2.18 billion dollars and to build 6 million public housing units over 10 years. Council criticizes higher rates and pledges broad cooperation with business and labor to place hard core unemployed. Meany says federation will cooperate nationally and locally in 50 cities.
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